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Hospitals, hotels and civic centers; the densely populated area was quickly ovverun after the infection and are now left mostly abandoned. Supplies are more common here and much was left untouched after the infection reached it's peak.Subforums: Bunker Hill Towers

Densely populated, but less so than downtown. Most of the infected in these areas are trapped inside their own homes, but it's still dangerous in these areas. Most supplies have already been looted from these houses and not much is left.

The rich and posh areas of Los Angeles and one of the first places to be looted. Some infected still linger, but the real threat comes from raiding survivors that still linger in the Hollywood mansions. Supplies are almost completely gone.

Gorgeous beaches are now just sandy graves stained with blood and bloated bodies. Hotels and other amenities dot along the coast and infected swarm the coast. Supplies are plentiful but it's considered a dead zone for how dangerous it is.Subforums: USNS Mercy

With temperatures able to climb up to 120 °F at the hottest and 20 °F at it's coldest, the Mojave is unforgiving at best. Infected are scarce and have trouble surviving here, but so do survivors. Supplies are practically non-existant here.

With beautiful mountains and valleys, the mountains are the perfect place to camp out away from the infected. While relatively safe from common, some special infected still lurk here from the Promsied Land.

KILL! KILL! MULTIPLY! is a mature rated, laid back, no word count, short application post-apocalypse zombie role-playing game set during 2025 Los Angeles. A rampant virus called the Grey Flu has struck L.A. and caused all afflicted with it to go into uncontrollable bouts of rage, committing atrocious acts of violence upon their peers. Survival is unlikely in this dark new world and it becomes quickly apparent that there are things far worse than dying.